Fruit & Vegetable Fertiliser
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Fruit & Vegetable Fertiliser
Shop fruit and vegetable fertiliser for fruit trees, citrus and vegetable gardens. Choose from granular, slow release and water soluble fertilisers, plus liquid potash for supplementary potassium. Check each product’s recommended crops and application instructions to find a suitable feed for your garden.
Shop by Crop
- Citrus fertiliser – feeds for lemons, limes, oranges and other citrus trees.
- Fertiliser for tomatoes – browse tomato feeds and nutrient supplements.
Choosing a Fertiliser for Your Edible Garden
Choose a fertiliser according to the crop, growing location and application method. A product recommended for established fruit trees may have different rates and directions from one intended for vegetable seedlings or plants in pots.
- Granular fertilisers: compare the recommended crops, application rate and feeding interval. Granular does not automatically mean slow release.
- Slow release fertilisers: check how long the product feeds for and whether it is suitable for garden beds, containers or both.
- Water soluble fertilisers: dissolve in water at the labelled dilution rate before applying as directed.
- Potassium supplements: check whether the product is a supplementary feed or supplies the broader nutrients your plants need.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the same fertiliser for fruit trees and vegetables?
Some fertilisers are formulated for both, while others are intended for particular crops. Choose a product that lists your plants among its recommended uses, and follow the separate application rates where provided.
How often should I fertilise my vegetable garden?
The feeding interval depends on the product and crop. Follow the label’s application schedule rather than using one routine for every fertiliser. Check whether your potting mix already contains fertiliser before adding more.
Can I use these fertilisers on fruit trees in pots?
Check that the product provides directions for container-grown plants. Use the pot or container rate where specified; do not substitute the rate for an established tree growing in the ground.
